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Army Discovers Boko Haram’s Night Market, Kills 13 Insurgents, Rescues 58 Persons

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BEVERLY HILLS, January 15, (THEWILL) – The Nigerian Army said it has discovered a night market belonging to Boko Haram and killed 13 suspected Boko Haram members during its clearance operations in Bomboshe and Sinbaya in Dikwa Local Government Area of Borno.

This was revealed by Brig.-Gen. Sani Usman, the Director of Army Public Relations, in a statement in Maiduguri, which stated that The Army also rescued 58 persons comprising 35 women and 23 children held in captive by the terrorists.

“The Army troop also rescued 58 persons comprising 35 women and 23 children held in captive by the terrorists,” he said.

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“During the operations, the troops met stiff resistance from suspected terrorists, eight of whom were neutralised around Sinbaya.

“As part of the clearance operations of remnants and fleeing Boko Haram terrorists in the North East, troops have continually carried out raids, patrols and cordon operations.

“It is in that regards that troops of 112 Task Force Battalion, 22 Brigade, Nigerian Army on Operation Lafiya Dole, conducted joint operations with vigilantes and civilian JTF in suspected terrorists hide outs.

“In the last two days, the troops have carried out patrols and clearance operations in various villages and towns in Dikwa Local Government Area.

“On Thursday, Jan. 13, with the assistance of some local vigilantes and civilian JTF, the troops carried out fighting patrols and clearance operations in Awada and Sinbaya villages.

“They also carried out similar clearance operation at Anaduwa village where they removed Boko Haram terrorists’ flags and recovered four Isuzu vehicles and three motorcycles.

“Yesterday (Saturday), they also carried out a joint patrol to Agulari, Kirinari, Gubdori and Yale villages, including Talwari village, which served as harbour for the terrorists. Although the terrorists have abandoned the locations, the troops observed traces of their activities such as hoisted Boko Haram flags in the area.

“Troops also arrested the terrorists’ food store keeper and recovered two Isuzu vehicles, grinding machines and vehicles workshop tools. They recovered five Pump Action Guns, two pumping machines, eight vehicle tyres and one battery.

“The troops proceeded to Dagumba, Boboshe, Kajeri, Boskoro and Saleri and cleared the areas. The patrol recovered one Toyota truck at Kajeri and arrested one Boko Haram terrorist in Boskoro village.

“However, one soldier sustained injury during the operation and is receiving medical attention.

“Members of the public are advised to always pass information on suspicious persons in their environment to security agencies.”

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